Frank Furness
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After Nearly 50 Years on National Register, Mount Airy Train Station Joins Philadelphia Register
Mount Airy Train Station, which has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1977, has now been…
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Ministry of Awe, Philadelphia’s New Bank-Turned-Immersive Experience, Now Open to the Public
Philadelphia recently celebrated the opening of its newest immersive experience venue, the Ministry of Awe, in Old City. The unique…
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First Bank House of the Week: A Frank Furness–Attributed Home Listed at $2.19M in Merion Station
Priced at $2,196,000, a grand historic estate in Merion Station is drawing attention as this week’s House of the Week,…
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Honoring Our Heritage: “Celebrating Township Architecture” to Headline Cheltenham’s 250th Kickoff
As Cheltenham Township begins its countdown to the national semiquincentennial, the community is preparing for an evening of deep reflection…
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Lower Merion’s Dolobran Estate, Created for RMS Titanic’s Commissioning Executive, on Sale for $3.3M
The Dolobran Estate in Haverford, designed by the renowned Victoria-era architect Frank Furness for Clement A. Griscom, a shipping magnate…
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Gladwyne Architect Celebrates Groundbreaking Design in American History in His New TV Series
Renowned Gladwyne architect Charles E. Dagit Jr. celebrates grand design in the new series based on his 2015 book, The…
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House of the Week: 111 Cherry Lane, Wynnewood
Privacy Built in the 1880s, this unique, well-designed, fully renovated Main Line home (originally built as a country house) is…
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House of the Week: 608 Robinson Lane, Haverford
Exquisite and dramatic, find this 4 Bedroom 3 Full and 2 half bath Converted barn located in desirable Northside Haverford.…
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House of the Week: Gorgeous Country Home in Wynnewood
A gorgeous nineteenth century country home designed by renowned local architect Frank Furness is available for sale in Wynnewood, writes…
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